Jana Shikshan Sansthan (JSS) Sindhudurg

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Jana Shikshan Sansthan
(JSS)
Sindhudurg
•  Smallest
district on
the West
Coast of
Maharashtra
Jana Shikshan Sanstha, Sindhudurg
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Sindhudurg District
•  Known for its natural beauty –
spectacular waterfalls, beautiful
beaches and backwaters
•  Idyllic tourism destination
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Sindhudurg
District
•  Has rich natural
resources
•  Is home for the world
famous Alphonso
mangoes, cashew nuts,
coconuts & kokam
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Despite its richness in natural resources
and high literacy rate (100%,)
•  Sindhudurg still remains one of the
backward districts of Maharashtra
•  31% of its population still lives
below the poverty line.
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REASONS FOR BACKWARDNESS
Fragmented land holding
Underemployment
Unemployment
Unemployability of the “educated”
resulting in outmigration
•  Low or no skills in population /
workforce
•  Lack of access to income generating
resources,
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Solution
•  Capacity building through training
in skills
•  Optimum utilization of natural
resources
•  Income generation activities for
women and other marginalized
groups
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Background- JSS, Sindhudurg
•  Since 1968 the scheme has been existing in
urban areas as “Shramik Vidyapeeth”
•  Supported by the Ministry of Human Resource
Development, Government of India, it was meant
only for industrial workers” & their families
•  There was no training institute for illiterates,
neo-literates, workers, under-privileged rural
masses
•  Eighty percent of the rural population was thus
denied opportunities to generate income
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Birth of JSS, Sindhudurg
•  Has the distinction of being the
first ever JSS in a rural area in
the country
•  Mr. Suresh Prabhu, then Member of
Parliament of the area, diligently pursued
the issue of implementing the “Shramik
Vidyapeeth” scheme for the rural masses
•  In April 2000, rural areas were granted a
Shramik Vidyapeeth with a new name:
‘Jana Shikshan Sansthan’ (JSS)
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Core Objectives
•  Low cost training in demand driven employability
skills Development self-employment avenues for
utilizing local resources
•  Literacy and life enrichment education
•  Women’s empowerment and equality
•  Health camps
•  Environmental and AIDS awareness
•  Entrepreneurship development
•  Exhibitions of products made by beneficiaries
•  Street plays on different themes
•  Population studies
•  Information about Government schemes
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JSS focus in on…
•  Improving the occupational skills & technical
knowledge of the neo-literates through skill
development programs.
•  Organizing training and orientation courses for
key resource persons and master trainers on
designing, development & implementation of
skill development programs.
•  Organizing equivalency programs through the
Open Learning System.
•  Promoting national goals such as secularism,
national integration, population and
development, women’s equality, protection and
conservation of environment.
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Target Group
Preference to SC/ST
Women
Self Help Group
Neo-Literates
Youth
Physically Challenged
Farmers
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JSS Reach
•  Presently services eight blocks of
Sindhudurg districts
•  Was also active in three blocks of the
neighbouring Ratnagiri, and,
•  Has also covered few pockets from the
Goa state
•  Has established sub-centres to
transports vocational training to the
remotest corner of the district
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Training Offered
SERVICES
•  Tailoring
•  Beauty and hair care
•  Nursing assistant
•  Anganwadi/ balwadi
teacher
•  Wireman
•  Security guard
•  Electrical repairs
•  Welding & fabrication
•  Air conditioning
•  Two wheeler repairing
•  Watch repairing
•  Hair cutting saloon
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Trainings Offered
PRODUCTS
•  Coir processing
•  Bamboo craft
•  Leather & rexin Bags
•  Jewellary
•  Cashew processing
•  Fishery
•  Food processing
•  Bakery & confectionary
•  Candles & agarbatti
•  The list is long …...
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Training Details
•  Need based training
•  Courses offered in villages – at the
doorstep of beneficiaries
•  Minimum 15 candidates per batch
•  Flexible & convenient timings
•  Use of available resources
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JSS Sindhudurg Achievements
•  Has trained more than 58,000
beneficiaries, of which 85%
are women
•  Imparts training in 35 different
skills and technical traits
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JSS Sindhudurg Achievements
Every year more Than 2500 beneficiaries are trained
Experienced faculty from local area roped in
Evaluation by external examiners
Certificate to successful candidates
Assistance provided for
–  Marketing of products
–  Getting loans/subsidies from financial institutes
•  Several successful candidates earning their livelihood
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TRANSFORMING
LIVES
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Village Gharpi- a JSS Success
Story
•  The village is located in a hilly terrain with
no proper roads and transport facilities
•  The village school gives education only up
to the 4th Standard
•  The closest middle school is at a distance of
6 Km
•  Getting higher education is Difficult
especially for girls
•  Girls thus stop studying after 4th Standard
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Village Gharpi
•  In June 2008, the joy of Seema, Varsha, Ashwini, Vasanti &
Darshana, five students from Gharpi village, knew no bounds.
•  They had achieved the impossible: Passed 8th Standard
Examination through National Open School.
•  The young girls give credit of their achievement to JSS
Sindhudurg, which roped in young college students to organize
special classes for these girls in a temple premises in the village
•  College students Yojana & Nayan toiled for almost 2 years,
wading their way even through floods, to impart education to these
girls
•  Encouraged by this success, the five girls are now planning to study
even more
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“I passed 12th Standard
Examination and got
trained as a ‘nursing
assistant’ from JSS. I
am now working in a
private nursing home
and earning a decent
salary. More
importantly, I am self
reliant & am also
Minakshi Jadhav, 23
helping my family. My Patgaon, District Ratnagiri
parents are proud of
me.
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“I was working as a daily
wage earner in a hair
cutting saloon. I received
training from JSS in the
same trait. The training
improved my skills. I got
confidence to started my
own saloon in Kudal. I
now earn anywhere
between RS. 8000 to
10,000/- p.m. I have also
employed two assistants.”
Babaji Chavan,
26 Years, 8th Pass
Village Walaval,
District Sindhudurg
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Success story of Sunita Naik,
village Kalmath
"I was housewife, and had studied up to Matriculation. JSS taught
me how to make soaps, incense sticks and detergent powder. Now I
have started my own business in detergent making. I have created
my own brand TOP, which is giving tough competition even to the
established brands. I am making use of the Self Helf Group network
to market my product."
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Success story of
Mr Naresh Kalmethar
Kalmethar hails from the fishing community in Malvan.
After taking training from JSS, he started his own coir
industry. Soon he started producing coir mats and
ropes. He now employs over local 60 persons
JSS gave Mr. Methar advance training in coir.
Mr. Kalmethar expanded his business to include
handicrafts, and seashell jewelry. He organized a month
long workshop for his craftsmen on seashell jewelry and
handicrafts. Immediately after that he started
production.
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Kalmethar’s offerings- a plethora of coir and
seashell handicrafts, which is very much popular
all over the world.
Mr. Kalmetar is working on creating his own art and
crafts centre -Deep Arts n Craft Center. A dream project,
te centre is spread over 3 acres of land at Malvan and
will be ready within a year. This will be a training,
research, production, and marketing centre
Awareness Campaigns
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Health, HIV/AIDS
Environment
National Integration
Equity
Rights of Women
Government Schemes
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Literacy
•  Adult & Continuing
Education
•  Vocational Skills to
Women
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JSS Beneficiaries
10000
9000
8000
7000
6000
8389
Female Beneficiaries
5000
6043
Male Beneficiaries
4000
5363
4409
3000
3827
4328
3673
2000
2469
2107
1000
0
1671
266
2001-02
773
2002-03
917
2003-04
1390
672
2004-05
2343
2005-06
2006-07
547
2007-08
335
314
2008-09
2009-10
211
2010-11
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JSS Beneficiaries
1200
1000
874
800
956
898
765
692
600
400
456
435
282
155
0
534
458
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175
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Wage Earners
290
185
145
Self Employed
215
135
187
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Synergy with Other
Organisations
•  Coir Board, Govt. of
India,
•  Netfish
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NABARD
MITCON
MAVIM
Dept. of Agriculture,
Govt. of Maharashtra
•  Bank of India
•  Lupin Foundation
•  District Rural
Development
Authority (DRDA)
•  Industrial Training
Institute (ITI)
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Courses in Demand
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Nursing assistant
Tailoring
Beautician
Bakery and catering
Fruit processing
Cookery
Electrical repair
Making coir products
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Other Initiatives
Health check-up camps
Women empowerment
Capacity building of NGOs,
Community mobilization through
street plays, poster exhibitions &
other activities
•  Health education
•  Beneficiaries meet
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Moving Ahead
•  Impart innovative training using
natural resources such as – fruit
processing (Kokam, Cashew, Mango etc.)
•  Standardization of products and services
•  Create marketing channels for products
•  Employment generation through
services
•  Setting up of infrastructure for advanced
training
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Future Plans
•  New vocational training courses for the
needy
•  Creating a cadre of master trainers
•  Capacity building of voluntary
organizations
•  Establishing well equipped training
centre on own land
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MEDIA
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Thank You
Jana Shikshan Sanstha,
Sarawate Banglow, Hindu Colony, Kudal, Taluka Kudal,
District Sindhudurg, Maharashtra Pin-416 520
Email : jsssindu@gmail.com

Jana Shikshan Sansthan (JSS) Sindhudurg

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